9.11 Poisson Regression: Model Assumptions

This video presents the model assumptions made when fitting a poisson regression model.
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Nice

[@angeldelrey2054]

Hi Marin!
Do you have any online material to teach how to simulate data with conditions?
For ex. simulate:
2 variables x and y with a linear correlation of 0.82 between them.
2 variables x and y with a non-linear correlation of 0.82 between them.
3 variables (x,y and z) with a correlation of 0.82 btw x and y and a correlation of 0.90 btw y and z
etc.
It is for teaching purposes.
For me is easy to simulate X groups with a mean difference of Y by creating random values for concrete distributions but not the above examples
Thanks in advance, love your lessons!